Grayson Leads New York Toward 1936 AAU Hoop Championship
New York seeks the 1936 AAU national basketball title as Denver hosts the event with the Denver Piggly-Wiggly squad favored. Key players include Bob Gruemig and Ernie Schmidt from Missouri Valley links, plus Jack McCracken and Jumping Jack McCracken from Missouri colleges. The era's strong Missouri Valley outfits shape the field.
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Kansas City
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Pittsburg
Kan
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Jack McCracken
Duck Powell
Jack Merrick
S J. Mary’s
Mo) College
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Ross Must Defend Title Before McLarnin Bout
The New York Rowing Commission rules Barney Ross must defend the lightweight leadership before challenging Jimmy McLarnin’s welter crown at a Manhattan ball park this spring. Tony Canzoneri seeks a path for the Chicagoan. Carl Tremaine’s Cleveland fund totals $93 as he recovers from pneumonia in hospital. Paul Pirrone gains $25,000 for three starts against rivals Marcel Thil Jock McAvoy and Ludwig Seehg. Paavo Nurmi may compete as an amateur abroad. Russia invites Jules La Doubegue and Eino Purje to run in one of the world’s classic events.
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Ross
New York Rowing Commission
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Manhattan
Tony Canzoneri
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Tremaine
Paul Pirrone
Marcel Thil
Jock McAvoy
Englad
Ludwig Seehg
Germany
Paayo Nurmi
Russia
Jules la Doubegue
Eino Purje
Hold Cattle Meetings In Maryland Dairy Testing
County agent Henry R Shoemaker reports well attended meetings in Middletown Libertytown and Adams town on Federal Bangs disease testing for dairy cattle. Louis L Mortiman of AAA and Dr Mark Welsh of the State Board of Agriculture spoke on testing methods. A 1:30 PM session is set for Thurmont town hall. Say you saw it in The News.
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Middletown
Libertytown
Adamstown
Henry R Shoemaker
Louis L. Mortiman
Washington
AAA
Mark Welsh
State Board of Agriculture
Thurmont
Sammy Britt dies after six weeks illness at 27
Sport Tips Sammy Britt a Washington middleweight who fought here last winter on Nig Grove card died Monday at a Washington hospital after a six weeks spinal illness. He requested pallbearers Popeye Irving and Young Van. Funeral set for 9 am with Arlington cemetery interment. Britt served in the Navy and once rode a Pullman through the West.
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Sammy Britt
Washington
Grove
Popeye" Irving
Young van
Arlington Cemetery
Britt
Navy
Unclear text on basketball fans and Vaseline usage
Fragmentary note nods to basketball era attendees and arrests with a stray claim about vaseline consumption in cars totaling 14 980 000 dollars or more, rendering no coherent event or names to anchor a proper news item. The source lacks concrete facts, dates, places, or organizations to summarize.
New Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Comfort
Advert promotes Ice Mint as an inexpensive remedy for corns and tender feet. Claims instant cooling soothing relief with no skin irritation and lasting comfort for women in heels and workers on their feet. Urges readers to buy from druggist for immediate relief.
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